Despite the U.S.-Iran front heating up, the president still refuses to let Israel launch a large-scale campaign against Hezbollah. But to fulfill Israel's wishes of dismantling the group without such an operation would require significant aid to the incompetent Lebanese Army
Netanyahu initially refused to testify, saying the war against Iran prevented him from doing so, and since the cease-fire, his office has ignored police requests. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara already approved his testimony in the affair in late February
Tina Ion, a Green party candidate in Newcastle, referred to “Zionists” as “vermin” and “rats” and posted an image of an industrial shredding machine, which she called a “Zionist juicer.”
The 2024 Mediterranean Sea national monitoring report indicates that the sea is getting warmer, and becoming more acidic. In sampling nets, more than half of the catch was invasive species. In Haifa Bay, 75 percent of the edible fish found had high mercury concentrations.
In his new book 'Five Knocks on the Door' Army Radio's veteran Arab affairs journalist Jacky Hugi explores the warnings leading up to October 7 and why the Israeli establishment and media did not take them seriously. He talks to Haaretz about the mistakes made and the lessons he hopes can be learned
Rafael, one of the main partners in Israel's Iron Dome, Arrow and David's Sling air and missile defense systems, would focus on building missile parts rather than on explosives, which would be built at a separate site, sources said
IDF warns of widening security threats, including rockets toward Meron and increased Hezbollah drone activity near the border. Until the army announced the tightened guidelines, the plan for the Meron celebration included the participation of approximately 10,000 people
Over a century ago, German settlers took over lands in the east, obtained state support and made the locals' lives miserable. Like their Israeli counterparts today they, too, thought they were there to stay
A committee source told Haaretz that the official is resigning due to Likud pressure to block the extension of her term. The party reportedly contacted the elections committee chairman, Noam Solberg, and threatened to petition the High Court
An investigation by Campaign Against Antisemitism and confirmed by The Jerusalem Post reveals a long history of violence that includes attacking officials and disrupting demonstrations.
He was a rebellious kibbutz member, a bold and brash actor and a cosmic optimist. Daniel Luz, who died last week at 92, always followed his own path. Haaretz interviewed him just days before his death
York Regional Police announced on Wednesday that they were seeking the public's assistance in identifying the assailant, described as a thin, over-6-foot-tall black male youth with curly hair.
Witnesses said demonstrators intimidated shop owners, forcing foreign-owned businesses to close, as police detained activist Mordechai David on suspicion of disturbing public order. 'They were looking for Black people to attack,' one local said
A door and courtyard were charred by flames in the April 12 attack, which was described by community members as the first such incident in Macedonia's modern history.